Sandy Jambawai is Program Director for Imagine Worldwide in Sierra Leone. He has over 20 years of experience in international development, working in strategic positions in key sectors with development agencies including the United Nations and the African Development Bank. He has worked in diverse environments including post-conflict, complex and fragile situations, and has a … Continue reading Sandy Musa Jambawai
Mphatso Kachule is Executive Director for Imagine Malawi where she is coordinating the further development and scaling of the tablet program across Malawi. Mphatso started her career as a secondary school teacher and is now a seasoned development professional with leadership and management experience in health logistics, HIV care and treatment, digital health and health … Continue reading Mphatso Kachule
Michelle Kalugendo is the Director of Internal Audit and Compliance at Imagine Worldwide, where she leads the organization’s efforts to ensure adherence to policies and procedures and enhance operational efficiency. With over a decade of experience in auditing and compliance, Michelle has developed a deep expertise in risk management, internal controls, and governance. Michelle works … Continue reading Michelle Kalugendo
Neema is the Head of Programs at Imagine Worldwide. Neema specializes in leading the growth and expansion of impact-focused organizations in Africa. Most recently, she was the Head of Growth at Moko Home & Living, and previously at Nova Pioneer Schools. Her work with expansion has included market strategy, system design, operations management, people development … Continue reading Neema Kanyua
Kira is the Director of Communications for Imagine Worldwide. With more than 25 years of experience in communications and public affairs, Kira works to share Imagine’s story and highlight the transformational impacts of its work. Prior to joining Imagine, Kira was Managing Partner, External Relations for The Learning Accelerator, a nonprofit focused on innovation in … Continue reading Kira Keane
Kamanzi Kenneth is the Director of Supply Chain at Imagine Worldwide. He is in charge of all supply chain functions (procurement, warehousing, logistics, repairs, and waste management). Kamanzi works closely with the technology and engineering team to develop and maintain supply chain systems to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Prior to joining Imagine, Kamanzi was the … Continue reading Kamanzi Kenneth
Hadija is the Supply Chain Controller at Imagine Worldwide, bringing over seven years of experience in supply chain management. She specializes in inventory planning, control, and reporting, ensuring optimal stock levels and compliance. Hadija also supports logistics and finance functions while collaborating with stakeholders to enhance efficiency and quality. Her skills include supply chain management, … Continue reading Hadija Kivina
Karen is Head of Research at Imagine Worldwide. For 20+ years, she has led education research and technical assistance spanning early childhood through high school, including domestic-international collaborations in early childhood and early grade reading and math. She was a Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal and serves on the board of the African Library Project. … Continue reading Karen Levesque
Celeste is Research Manager at Imagine Worldwide, supporting both domestic and international qualitative research efforts. Most recently, Celeste was a Program Coordinator and Lab Manager for the Global Classroom. In these roles, she led the development of online social-emotional curriculum, ran efficacy testing on international educational programs, conducted classroom observations, and facilitated teacher training and … Continue reading Celeste Lopez
Tshepo is a Senior Software Engineer at Imagine Worldwide. He has over nine years of experience creating scalable solutions for modern businesses. Tshepo specializes in building software applications and architecting automated deployment pipelines. He focus on developing innovative software solutions that drive real value for users, bridging the gap between technical teams and business objectives. … Continue reading Tshepo Makhubela